Uploaded September 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
"All my novels are serious, but there's humor in any of them," says author Joseph Caldwell. "Because if you're writing about human nature something is bound to be funny sooner or later."
Caldwell, winner of the Rome Prize for Literature by the American Academy of Arts and Letters, is known for his charming Pig Trilogy—a three-part tale of an American in contemporary Ireland. Open Road is proud to announce the addition of five more new-to-ebooks by Caldwell, ranging from a gripping novel exploring good and evil (Bread for the Baker's Child) to the colorfully imagined novel of operatic proportions (The Uncle from Rome).
Watch as the delightful playwright and novelist discusses his beginnings as a "writter" and his theory on creating successful fictional characters.
Learn more: openroadmedia.com/joseph-caldwell
"All my novels are serious, but there's humor in any of them," says author Joseph Caldwell. "Because if you're writing about human nature something is bound to be funny sooner or later."
Caldwell, winner of the Rome Prize for Literature by the American Academy of Arts and Letters, is known for his charming Pig Trilogy—a three-part tale of an American in contemporary Ireland. Open Road is proud to announce the addition of five more new-to-ebooks by Caldwell, ranging from a gripping novel exploring good and evil (Bread for the Baker's Child) to the colorfully imagined novel of operatic proportions (The Uncle from Rome).
Watch as the delightful playwright and novelist discusses his beginnings as a "writter" and his theory on creating successful fictional characters.
Learn more: openroadmedia.com/joseph-caldwell
